数禰の英語

福知山には元伊勢とされる神社や、祭神が武内宿禰や明智光秀であるなどの特徴ある寺社が多数所在する。例文帳に追加

Fukuchiyama has many characteristic temples and shrines; such shrines include those deemed to be Motoise, shrines enshrining TAKEUCHI no Sukune and Mitsuhide AKECHI as deity, etc.発音を聞く  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

そのため、職階別で見ると、最も人数が多いのは最下位の権禰宜ではなく最上位の宮司である。例文帳に追加

Therefore, there are more Guji than Gonnegi, even though the Guji is a higher ranking priest than the Gonnegi.発音を聞く  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

その例証のひとつとして、ひとりの天皇の在位年数を実際より長くしてしまったため、武内宿禰のような何代もの天皇に仕えた者の年齢が異常に長くなったとしている。例文帳に追加

He maintains that the length of each emperor's reign was made longer than its actual length, which caused the life spans of persons, such as TAKEUCHI no Sukune, who served several successive emperors, to be abnormally long.発音を聞く  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

いっぽう「ねね」は鎌倉時代あたりから現れ、非常に頻繁に用いられる女性名である（同時代にも黒田長政栄姫、諏訪頼重(戦国時代)禰々、前田利常珠姫、南部直政室など複数見られる）。例文帳に追加

On the other hand, 'Nene' was a very common name that began to appear in the Kamakura period (there were several ladies named Nene who lived in Kodaiin's age, including Nagamasa KURODA's wife, Eihime; Yorishige SUWA's wife, Nene; Toshitsune MAEDA's wife, Tamahime; and Naomasa NANBU's wife).発音を聞く  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

また、「豊後国風土記」にも、五馬山の五馬姫（いつまひめ）、禰宜野の打猴（うちさる）・頸猴（うなさる）・八田（やた）・國摩侶、網磯野（あみしの）の小竹鹿奥（しのかおさ）・小竹鹿臣（しのかおみ）、鼠の磐窟（いわや）の青・白などの多数の土蜘蛛が登場する。例文帳に追加

And 'Bungo no kuni fudoki' (the topography of Bungo Province) describes many tsuchigumo, such as "Itsumahime" on Mt. Itsuma; "Uchisaru," "Unasaru," "Yata" and "Kunimaro," all of which were in Negino; "Shinokaosa" and "Shinokaomi," both of which were in Amishino; and "Ao" and "Shiro," both of which were in "Nezumi no Iwaya."発音を聞く  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

韓日合邦を要求する声明書(かんにちごうほうをようきゅうするせいめいしょ)とは、1909年12月4日、大韓帝国で日本の影響下にあったチンイルパ一進会（公称会員数百万人・実数数万人程度）が皇帝純宗(朝鮮王)、韓国統監曾禰荒助、首相李完用に送った朝鮮と日本の対等合併を要望する声明書である。例文帳に追加

The statement of Requesting the Equal Merger of Korea and Japan is a statement to request an equal merger between Korea and Japan sent to Emperor Sunjong (of the Korean Empire), the Resident-General of Korea Arasuke SONE and Prime Minister Lee Wan-Yong on December 4, 1909 by a group of Chinilpa (literally "people friendly to Japan") called Iljinhoe which was under the influence of Japan in the Korean Empire (officially reported membership was a few million but actual membership was a few ten thousands).発音を聞く  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス